Houston-bred rapper Fre$h develops universal sound without cursing

Houston-bred rapper Fre$h develops universal sound without cursing
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Supreme Williams, formerly known as Short Dawg, now goes by FRE$H. He was born and raised in Houston and was encouraged at an early age by his brother Blumega to take his craft seriously. As a result, FRE$H picked up the art of freestyling and perfected his skills through various emcee battles.

His sticktoitiveness paid off because FRE$H eventually signed to RSMG, then SoSoDef and Young Money. With credits that include Chris Brown, Ty Dolla $ign, Snoop Dogg, Timbaland, Jermaine Dupri and Bow Wow, as well as collaborations alongside Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Ab-Soul, and more, FRE$H is more than poised to stake his claim as a formidable force within the music industry.


What makes you different from other artists? How would you define your personal brand? How would you define your sound?

I don’t curse when I rap. [That’s] probably one of the most noticeable differences. I can’t say the same when I speak tho. My brand and my sound I would categorize as mostly “player fly vibe” that women love and fellas can appreciate.


What led you to music? 

Music became a part of my life as an adolescent. Family talent shows had me thinking I would grow up to be an R&B singer. The lunch table is what let me to the bars.

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